The series which is based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name, won’t be coming back for a fourth season. But according to Variety, the network is open to a potential event series or movie.

The decision was made due to low viewership, declining 65% from the show’s first season to its third.

The show stars Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon and Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday. After the characters meet by chance following Shadow’s release from prison, Shadow agrees to become Mr. Wednesday’s bodyguard and he becomes entwined in a world where magic is real and there is a war between the Old Gods and the New Gods.

Whittle responded to the news on Twitter thanking everyone involved in the show.

“This has been an amazing journey thus far and I am so grateful to my fellow cast and crew who have worked so hard on this award winning show. We have the best fans around the world and thank each of you for your passion and support, so know that Neil Gaiman, Fremantle myself and the cast are still committed to completing Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed story,” he wrote.

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Showrunner Chic Eglee announced the amazing news in an official statement and said it’s “dope indeed” to be working with Manson because he’s been a long-time admirer of his work.

“Bringing his specific energy, wit and boundless enthusiasm for all-things-Neil Gaiman to the role of Johan, a Norse ‘berserker’ in service to Odin, his performance promises to be disturbing, original and uniquely entertaining,” said Eglee.

This won’t be Manson’s first ride on the rodeo, and he actually has a long list of acting credits behind him. The Grammy-nominated artists previously appeared on Sons of Anarchy and Salem, and American Gods isn’t the only series he’s attached to these days.

Judging by his future commitments, we’ll get to see Marilyn Manson more than we used to, since he’ll appear on several promising shows next year. He’s been cast on The New Pope and The Stand in unspecified roles.

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News that Starz has picked up the production for another year comes just one week into the second season of the series. 

American Gods is based on Neil Gaiman’s 2001 award winning novel. Taking over as show runner for season three is Walking Dead alum, Charles “Chic” Eglee. The role was previously manned by Bryan Fuller, Michael Green and Jesse Alexander.

Gaiman, who also serves as the executive producer, said in a statement: “Chic is the best partner-in-crime. We’ve been working for weeks now on the shape of the season and I’m delighted that he gets to carry the American Gods torch on to glory. Thank you to Fremantle, Starz and Amazon for having faith in the series, to Bryan, Michael and Jesse for bringing it this far, to all the cast and crew, and most of all to the viewers. It’s their love of the characters that took us to this point, and will take us on to the next chapter.”

“Audiences continue to worship at the altar of American Gods and we are excited to be able to announce to all the true believers that there is more of this fantastical series to come,” added  Starz programming boss Carmi Zlotnik in a statement today “With Chic at the helm, the invaluable insight and contributions of Neil Gaiman and the undeniable talent of this dedicated cast and crew, we know that the show will continue to deliver on the vision and promise laid out in the novel.”

American Gods stars Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane as leads. It airs Sundays on Starz. 

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The series which is based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name, won’t be coming back for a fourth season. But according to Variety, the network is open to a potential event series or movie.

The decision was made due to low viewership, declining 65% from the show’s first season to its third.

The show stars Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon and Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday. After the characters meet by chance following Shadow’s release from prison, Shadow agrees to become Mr. Wednesday’s bodyguard and he becomes entwined in a world where magic is real and there is a war between the Old Gods and the New Gods.

Whittle responded to the news on Twitter thanking everyone involved in the show.

“This has been an amazing journey thus far and I am so grateful to my fellow cast and crew who have worked so hard on this award winning show. We have the best fans around the world and thank each of you for your passion and support, so know that Neil Gaiman, Fremantle myself and the cast are still committed to completing Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed story,” he wrote.

The post “American Gods” Canceled After Third Season appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Showrunner Chic Eglee announced the amazing news in an official statement and said it’s “dope indeed” to be working with Manson because he’s been a long-time admirer of his work.

“Bringing his specific energy, wit and boundless enthusiasm for all-things-Neil Gaiman to the role of Johan, a Norse ‘berserker’ in service to Odin, his performance promises to be disturbing, original and uniquely entertaining,” said Eglee.

This won’t be Manson’s first ride on the rodeo, and he actually has a long list of acting credits behind him. The Grammy-nominated artists previously appeared on Sons of Anarchy and Salem, and American Gods isn’t the only series he’s attached to these days.

Judging by his future commitments, we’ll get to see Marilyn Manson more than we used to, since he’ll appear on several promising shows next year. He’s been cast on The New Pope and The Stand in unspecified roles.

The post Marilyn Manson Joins the Third Season of “American Gods” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

News that Starz has picked up the production for another year comes just one week into the second season of the series. 

American Gods is based on Neil Gaiman’s 2001 award winning novel. Taking over as show runner for season three is Walking Dead alum, Charles “Chic” Eglee. The role was previously manned by Bryan Fuller, Michael Green and Jesse Alexander.

Gaiman, who also serves as the executive producer, said in a statement: “Chic is the best partner-in-crime. We’ve been working for weeks now on the shape of the season and I’m delighted that he gets to carry the American Gods torch on to glory. Thank you to Fremantle, Starz and Amazon for having faith in the series, to Bryan, Michael and Jesse for bringing it this far, to all the cast and crew, and most of all to the viewers. It’s their love of the characters that took us to this point, and will take us on to the next chapter.”

“Audiences continue to worship at the altar of American Gods and we are excited to be able to announce to all the true believers that there is more of this fantastical series to come,” added  Starz programming boss Carmi Zlotnik in a statement today “With Chic at the helm, the invaluable insight and contributions of Neil Gaiman and the undeniable talent of this dedicated cast and crew, we know that the show will continue to deliver on the vision and promise laid out in the novel.”

American Gods stars Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane as leads. It airs Sundays on Starz. 

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